The UCL Ear Institute is the largest multidisciplinary centre for research into hearing and deafness in Europe. We bring together some of the most influential academics and clinicians in the world and are part of the UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences.
Specialising in audiology and ENT, our courses are delivered by some of the most influential researchers and clinicians in the field of hearing and deafness.
We offer a genuinely collaborative research environment in fields as diverse as human genetics, biophysics, computational neuroscience, cell biology and human cognition.
Public involvement in research is different from taking part in a study; it is about research that is shaped by members of the public. Find out more about opportunities to get involved.
We are home to a multidisciplinary research team, evidENT, which is dedicated to developing the best research and researchers in ENT hearing and balance.
Our vision is to be the world’s leading centre for investigations into mechanisms of hearing and all forms of hearing loss and ENT-related disorders, their causes and their treatment.
We are committed to improving equality and diversity across all our activities, making the UCL Ear Institute a highly inclusive place to work and study.